Overview
- Humain launched Humain One at the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh, presenting an agentic operating system that uses natural language to automate enterprise functions across HR, finance, procurement and productivity tools.
- Powered by an orchestration engine and the Arabic-first Allam language model, the system is designed to coordinate multiple AI agents and execute tasks autonomously across connected software.
- Humain One is already deployed across Saudi government bodies and is in pilot with three PIF-owned entities, with the company stating plans to expand implementations globally.
- PIF and Aramco signed a non-binding term sheet for Aramco to take a minority stake in Humain and to combine certain AI assets under the company, with PIF remaining the majority owner.
- Humain announced partnerships with EY, Groq and Replit, said Groq will host its models in Dammam, outlined a dual listing plan within three to four years on the Saudi exchange and NASDAQ, and reported diversified chip sourcing from NVIDIA, AMD, Qualcomm and Groq as the CEO noted a major supplier may consider investing.